Comments on: Changed Life http://habitualvictory.com/changed-life Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:51:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mike Shippey http://habitualvictory.com/changed-life/comment-page-1#comment-634 Mike Shippey Mon, 10 May 2010 00:00:20 +0000 http://habitualvictory.com/?p=1639#comment-634 Thanks for the comments, Geoff. You're right in that we are often resistant to change, even when we know better. It's really like experiencing the fear-of-success. Many can relate to the fear of failure, but the fear of becoming better or even extraordinary can be just as paralyzing. Shifting our perspective to see change as essential to growth and life can help to start turning those butterflies of anxiety into positive excitement and motivation. And, we're all glad that you chose to move on from Spokane! MS Thanks for the comments, Geoff.

You’re right in that we are often resistant to change, even when we know better. It’s really like experiencing the fear-of-success. Many can relate to the fear of failure, but the fear of becoming better or even extraordinary can be just as paralyzing.

Shifting our perspective to see change as essential to growth and life can help to start turning those butterflies of anxiety into positive excitement and motivation.

And, we’re all glad that you chose to move on from Spokane!

MS

]]> By: Geoff http://habitualvictory.com/changed-life/comment-page-1#comment-633 Geoff Sun, 09 May 2010 23:33:04 +0000 http://habitualvictory.com/?p=1639#comment-633 Even when we know that change is good (or at least inevitable), even when we have much experience with change and its power, we often resist it. Accepting that resistance and plowing through the change anyway has worked well for me many times in my life. I'd still be living in Spokane, WA, working in the restaurant business and occasionally acting at the community theatre if I hadn't. Not a bad life, but not a particularly exciting one, either. Even when we know that change is good (or at least inevitable), even when we have much experience with change and its power, we often resist it. Accepting that resistance and plowing through the change anyway has worked well for me many times in my life. I’d still be living in Spokane, WA, working in the restaurant business and occasionally acting at the community theatre if I hadn’t.

Not a bad life, but not a particularly exciting one, either.

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